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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1935
Page
17
Three Frederick stores will present a novelty display rather than standard merchandise. The exhibit will feature the “activities” of a tricky taxi and imitations of Scotch terriers. Various employees will be in charge of the display.
The Frederick Paint and Glass Store showcases one coat enamel and a modernized store front. Harper Rankin leads the display and explains how enamel can simplify home modernization to the public.
The Keystone Shoe Store will exhibit a complete line of footwear for men women and children. The models will wear these styles during a fashion parade featured in the week long show. Samuel Howard, the manager, will be in charge.
An attractive array of men s clothing haberdashery and ladies shoes is displayed by the Young Men s Shop exhibit designed to draw men women and children. The exhibit will be overseen by several firm employees on different occasions.
Beckley will operate a booth displaying a wide assortment of candies crafted by the Misses Beckley. The display promises a colorful array and local sweetness for fairgoers and visitors.
The New York Sample Shoppe unveils coats and dresses for autumn with models present to enhance the exhibit. Mrs. William Bowen will oversee the display and activities.
Hamburger's Specialty Shop presents latest ladies wear including outfits for sport street and evening wear. Models will display evening wraps and gowns on stage. The fashion show runs Thursday and Friday with staff from both stores on hand.
Exhibit shows samples of work at the company point with a renovation focus for wardrobes. The booth will feature specimens of recent dyeing and cleaning processes.
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